Articles for the theme Shopping and souvenirs in Fukuoka

  • Published on : 07/07/2022
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Magemono wood strips are soaked in hot water for bending easier.

Hakata Magemono: an artisanal craft for everyday use

Magemono has a centuries-long history within the Hakata area of Fukuoka.

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Obi belts made out of silk Hakata-Ori fabric

Hakata-Ori textiles: a wearable piece of tradition and history

Hakata-Ori weaving was developed hundreds of years ago and, thus, has become an iconic presence within traditional Japanese aesthetics.

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Kabuki Hakata Ningyo

Hakata Ningyo: The collectible crafts of Fukuoka

Despite their relatively modest origin, the Hakata Ningyo dolls have evolved into an artisan craft like no other, rich in detail and color.

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Hakata Station

Hakata Station is a major station in the Japanese railway network. It brings together regional lines, national lines with the Shinkansen and the Fukuoka subway.

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Hiyoko Manju: Fukuoka's Favorite Souvenir

The hiyoko manju is a treat made in Fukuoka since 1912. It's in the shape of a small chick, and comes in various flavors depending on the season. It is Fukuoka's top omiyage (souvenir).

Fukuoka Canal City Hakata

Canal City

At the heart of Hakata, this colorful shopping center offers five floors of shops and restaurants.